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Son of Mango founder under investigation following death in the mountains near Barcelona

The death of Mango founder Isak Andic continues to attract significant attention in Spain. The entrepreneur, one of the country’s best-known and wealthiest business figures, died in December 2024 while hiking in…

19 de May de 2026

Barcelona·Crime·Topics of the day

Largest Roman necropolis in the city’s history discovered during metro construction in Málaga

Málaga is currently at the centre of one of the most significant archaeological discoveries in its recent urban history. As part of construction work to extend the metro towards Hospital Civil, an…

19 de May de 2026

Andalucia·Costa del Sol·Culture·Topics of the day

Spain’s spectacular summer blooms: a colourful natural experience that captivates visitors

When summer begins in Spain, the country reveals itself not only at its sunniest, but also at its most colourful. Away from beaches, cities and tourist hotspots, impressive floral landscapes unfold in…

19 de May de 2026

Nature·Spain·Topics of the day·Travel

Massive traffic jams on the A-7 near Marbella: noise-reduction works are causing traffic chaos until the end of June

Commuters and holidaymakers on the Costa del Sol will need to remain patient: on the heavily trafficked A-7 and AP-7 around Marbella, significant traffic disruptions are currently being experienced. The cause is…

19 de May de 2026

Andalucia·Costa del Sol·Living in Spain·News·Topics of the day·Travel

Chaos outside the Sagrada Família: striking teachers bring Barcelona’s landmark to a standstill

Barcelona is experiencing new protests of major symbolic significance: striking teachers and lecturers blocked the world-famous Sagrada Família on Monday morning, temporarily bringing one of Spain’s most important tourist attractions to a…

18 de May de 2026

Barcelona·Politics·Topics of the day

Spain Is Becoming Europe’s Lecture Hall: Why More International Students Are Moving to Spanish Universities

Only a few years ago, Spain was mainly seen by foreign students as the perfect Erasmus destination — sunshine, beaches, nightlife and a few semesters abroad. But that image is rapidly changing.…

18 de May de 2026

Education·Expats in Spain·Living in Spain·Spain·Topics of the day

Higher Voter Turnout in Andalusia: More Than 37 Percent Had Already Voted by 2 PM

Voter turnout in today’s Andalusian regional elections is running clearly above the figures recorded during the previous regional elections in 2022. By 2 PM, 37.25 percent of eligible voters had already cast…

17 de May de 2026

Andalucia·Politics·Topics of the day

Spanish Burger Chain Named Best in the World for the Third Consecutive Year

Spain’s reputation as a global gastronomic powerhouse continues to grow — and this time, it is not because of tapas or fine dining. Spain Expat Press Editorial Team Hundred Burgers has once…

16 de May de 2026

Gastronomy·Living in Spain·Spain

Do You Know Why Some Spanish Families Have Irish Surnames? Spain Expat Press Explains

At first glance, many people do not even realise that some surnames in Spain are actually of Irish origin. Names such as O’Donnell, O’Neill, Fitzgerald, Murphy, Walsh, Kelly, Burke, Butler, McMahon, O’Brien,…

15 de May de 2026

Culture·Expats in Spain·Living in Spain·Spain

Málaga: Body found in ‘drug stash house’ – over 200 kilos of cocaine discovered

In the southern Spanish city of Málaga, police have made a shocking discovery that is currently the subject of intensive investigations. In a residential property in the Puerto de la Torre district,…

14 de May de 2026

Andalucia·Costa del Sol·Crime·Topics of the day